Deciding whether, when and for how much to sell a security guarding business that you’ve been building up over a period of decades has both financial and emotional ramifications.

Global Security Operation Centers, or GSOCs, are a valuable tool in supporting an enterprise’s global business goals and operations.

As advances in technology continue to increase the amount of data in the world and companies send more people to conduct business in remote locations, there is a growing expectation for organizations to gain information faster about incidents and threats that could impact them.

Preparing for the worst is part of every security professional’s repertoire, especially when it comes to planning for failure.

Pressures on security teams are rising considerably in the age of real-time information. Influenced by fast-paced news culture, stakeholders across the enterprise expect security teams to know everything immediately and develop strategic responses faster than ever.

Every day in businesses across industries, there are myriad negative events occurring within a company’s workforce, which can include full-time employees to part-time staff and contractors.

Can social media alerts be used to improve disaster response?

Is the world in the midst of a crisis? It seems newspapers and rolling TV news channels are a constant stream of natural disasters or human crises. But are they getting worse? Read this article to get insight from leading industry experts across the social media alerting, crisis management, legal and insurance fields, and learn how the time is now for companies to use data in how they prepare, and act, in a time of crisis.